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S~rNTES-Quiet and irregular.
RAILEOApS-Firm; sales 81, 36l, coo.
SrucKs-That the adjournment Of Con
.resS WAS more than discounted was shown
by the course of prices for the day. The
market wlS much dullcr than the previous
davS Of the week until late in the after
noon. and the trading up to that
time was almost entirely devoid OF feature.
The opening was rather heavy, most stocks
showing declines OF small fractions from
last evenings tiual quotations. Thc'trad-
ing WAS light, and while some iTrcgulariJy
was noticeable prices were generally heavy,
slowing Sagging off, which continued until
noon, Pacific Mail becoming prominent.
\ movement in jersey Centray began at
noon and the general list responded slowly,
hut hetor ; p. M. the selling pressure forced
prices down again and lower prices were
recorded in an hour. The close was mod
erately active and heavy to weak mt or near
the lowest price reached. Sales 226.6lG
shares. Quotations closed hid aS follows:
Adams Express 1i2; American Express
100: Canada Pacific 80; Central Pacific
So; Chesapeake and Ohio :; do preferred
irSts 10; do seconds 81; Chicago and
Alton, lI6; dopreieTred lou chicago, Dur
lingtOn and Quincy 1873; Delaware and
Hudson, fO15; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 1871; Denver and Rio Grande,
24B; Erie 30! do preferred 72i Ft. Wayne,
li6; Illinois Central, 1870; Lake Shore,
95I; Michigan Central S94; Minneapolis
and ST. Louis, Is; do preferred, 42;
Missouri Pacific, 1851; Northern Pacific,
~; do preferred, Isl; Chicago and North
western. lI4i; do preferred, 1i2; New
York Central, 113; Oregon Transconti-
mental, b; Pacific Mail, SOL; Panama, -;
Peoria, D. & F. 81; Pittshurg, $50; Pull
man Palace Car, las; Reading, 37t; Rock
Island, I23; st. Louis and San Francisco,
33; doprelerred, 66f; first preferred, ll4li
St. Paul. Minneapolis and Minnesota 49,
St. Paul and Omaha 4S!; do preferred
1O8; Texas Pacific, pig; Union Pacific, 5S;
United States Express g.; Western Union
TaleOTaOh TlI.
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WOOL.


TUESDAY. March |.
The local market is very dull with little
doing, while prices for fine wool are softer.
The general market in the East shows a
falling off from last week, and the market
is in a condition similar to that of one year
ago when the manufacturers were keeping
away from the market. At that time the rea-
son cited was the damage by Hoods. To-day
the small demand for goods is
given. Prices are ne follows: M
washed % to 3Oc; unwashed, one-third of
medium washed 29a3lc; unwashCi 2la
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
U OYER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery COmpany.

incorporated in 1865 for IS ycals by the Le2lsla-
tIIre for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of 81 coo, OOO-to which Il reserve
fund Of over $50, 600 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
Yves made a part OF the present State COnstituI.
ton adopted December ID, A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people Of any State.
1t never scales or pOstpOncS.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Semi-annual
Drawings regularly every six months June and.
D~ccembcr).
4 splendid opportunity TO win a fortune. Third
Grand Drawing, Class &, in the Academy Oi
Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, March Is.
ISsZ-903H Monthly Drawing
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Senator Ingalls, studied law at Havcr-
hill, Mass, but he saw there was little
chance there for 4 poor young man. lie
decided To 20 West and gov up with the
country. lie started for Kansas with so
IA his packet. and he settled ut Summer, a
little town ON the Missouri river. five
miles below AtchiSon, and then the only
anti-Slaycry town in Kansas. He was at
this time hut little more than OF age. He
rented an office, iu which his furniture
consisted Of a chair, Il table and only two
OF three books, got board at 4 hotel, hung
out his ShIuglc and began to practice. His
uir>t client was a carpenter and his first fee
wuS taken out in work. For his lr@tl SER
vices the carpenter made him a table and
a high desk. This desk Is painted green,
ITS top is covered with green oiicloth, and
IL is kept i'm the Ingalls, family to-day a>
one Of It's most precious pieces OF furniture.
senator Ingalls, sou used It IL a part at
his room furniture at college, and the hoy
prizes IL very highly ON account ct its a>.
sOciatIOns.
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philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, March l. Wool -
Quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Nir'
glnia, 33a39c; New York, Michigan, In
diana aud Western, 3Oa37c: fine washed
delainc 36a36!c c; medium and coarse WASHED
combing and delaine &~a39c; tub washed
3sa4lc; medium unwashed combing ant
delaine 30a3lc; coarse do 29a3"c: eastern
l6a22c; Valley Oregon 2la27c; new Mex
lean and Colorado l6a22c.
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In the meantime senator Ingalls, father
made a missionary out of his other son,
Francis T. Ingalls,, who is now one Of the
brightest preachers in Kansas. As to
senator Ingalls, religion, | imagine he is
more Of Il free thinker than Il east iron
% .,byterlan. lie believes in the church.
however, as an educator, and that baptism
and the Sunday school are rs necessary to
a chlld's bringing mp Is the measles and
the whOoping cough. His wife is an Epis-
copalian, and the Senator has held each of
his children in his arms at baptism.
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Leave the City at SOOs. IL, and every hour 10
900 ,. M.
Leave Wheeling Park at gCO a. Ia, and every
hour to 1000 p. m.
l2:IO p. m. L.. HlRSCH,
Superintendent.
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FRANK G. CARPENTr
FINANCE AM TRADE.

Money lac Per Cent.--Govcrnments Heavy
and Duli->tUcks Lower-Fl"ur Steady
and Tuchanged-Wheat Higher.
NEW YORK, March Money on cali
easy at has per cent, closing at / per
cent. prime mercantile paper 5a6per cent.
sterling exchange lirmrr ut iS4ialS1i.
GOVERNNENTS-Dul and heavy.
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All trains daily except sunday.
PulluAn's Palace Bufet OF Hotel Sleeping
Car through without change from SteDben,ilie
East " Philadelphia and Eog York, Wes 70 CO.
lBmbus, Cincinnati. Louisville, Chicago, india.
nspolis and ~. Louis.
for through tickets, baggage cbccks, sleeping
car accom- modstions, sgdeny fnfther information
Apply 10 JEO. q. TOALIESOH, Ticket Agent
Pan Handle Station, loot ~ Eleventh Etreet, 81
a. City Ticket O1rse. under AcLure Bouse, Wheel
Ing. JAMIE HorBft,
GSpers; NznAg.T, Pittssura Pa
z. \. FORD.
aenTI Psse sud Ticket Lss,.. I-'.tSbarsJ
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taking effect January sih, 1897
Passenger trains will run a.
time:
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SHIRLEY CARSToNE is a
beautiful and thrilling story,
the best work of its author,
thus far. In the opinion of
good Judges, it is Il great
novel. 1t lisa purely Ameri-
can story. The heroine is
Il splendid impersonation
of the ideal American girl.
She is one Of the strongest
women characters ever in
troduccd into fiction. The
plot iSintcnSe and exciting,
containing both tragedy
and comedy. tchains the
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PETROLEUM

TituSVille.
TTUSVILLE, March l. Petroleum
Opened at 63c; highest 634; lowest 62c;
closed at G2iC.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURG, March A. Petroleum
Steady; opened at G3c; closed at 62sc;
highest 63sc; lowest 62ic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, March /. - Petroleum.
Opened at G2ic; closed at G3c; highest
csc; lowest G25c; c%Iearances S2o,Ooo
barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, March 4-Petroleum-
Opened quiet but strong at 62sc, advanced
to G3.c, sagged to 62Sc, and closed at
62,c. Sales, 1,556, 900 barrels.
OIL City.
Oil CITY. March 4. - Petroleum
Opened at G3ic; highest 63lc; lowest
G2Ic; closed ut 62,c. Clearances |, 232, =
900 barrels; charters ca, III barrels ship
ments 76,39S barrels.
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
AnH Anlnnnn n

REMEMBER that the presence OF Generals
Bcaurcgard and Early. who are in charge Of the
drawings, is II guarantee Of absolute fairness and
integrity, that the chances are all equal, and
that no one can possibly divine what numbers
draw a prize. All parties therefore advertising
to guarantee prizes in mis- Lottery, or holding
ont any other impnSSib'r inducements, are swim
dlcrS, and only air 20 deceive and defraud The
uuwary. jaI2eWASgt
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Baltimore.
Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., March 4.-Wheat-Firm
and higher; cash sale; May S≻ June Sac
bid. Corn-DuIl but steady; cash lO4c
bid. O~ats-Nominal. Glover Sced-Dull
and steady; cash 81 25; March 81 20 bid.
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ahead was turning and firing at the one
behind him. The second man was firing
at the one in front Of him and the last man
was firing at the second one. Oae OF these
men was the asSailant OF a few moments
before and he was killed that afternoon.
".
At another time Ingalls, was employed
to defend three robbers, whose trials were
to come off in a few days. One night the
vigilance committee called ut his house and
told him that his services could be dis
pensed with, as they intended to hang the
prisoners themselves. They went 10 the
Jail and took out the prisoners to hang
them. ingalls, jumped upon his horse
and followed them. When he al
rived they were about to hang the
robbers and refused TO hear him speak.
They threatened TO take his life if he
spoke, but the speech he made was so eff
fectiye that they concluded to let the law
take its course as To one of the prisoners
while they hung the other two, and thus
Ingalls, had q chance to make his defense
after all.
~
kansas" says he, lis the child of
Plymouth Rock, "a historic boulder, which
is the most impressive spot on the face of
the earth save the summit OF Calvary"
Ingalls, is very proud of Kansas, and he
thinks it is the most favored spot of the
Union around which all other States re-
yolve, and | imagine he looks forward
though doubt not he will deny this-tO
the time when Kansas shall be the pOliti-
lal center Of the United States, shall fur
niSh Il successful candidate for the Presi-
dency, and that candidate shall be John
!. INGALLS,.
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Nbeelin9 Register
GraueIers' 6uiae.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AENPLANATGON OF REFERENCE MARKS: &Daily.
tSnnday excepted. Monday excepted Wheel
ing Time. Januarv SO. ISS7:
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trims leaving Bridgeport ut l.i2 =. m. 0I7 city
time) arrive at Chicago al G3DfOllnwing morning.
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling nj 1910
p. m, arriving Mt 6:lHp. m.
Leave Cleveland ITO y. m, arrive NJ Bridge
port Mt ~ D n. III.
y. A. FORD,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pi,uburg, Pa
JAMES NcCRRA,
l;eNeral ManRgnr fItlshnrg. pa.
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81. Clsisyille accommodation. leaves Wheel
ing at SIS q. M, lSOGud $40 T. m. leaves Bell
aire at $40 n m, Dds and i: T.. m. Returning.
arrives nj Wheeling ri SIS u. M, l.S and 545 r.
m, daily except sunday.
We have u $50 u. III. and 1880 r. IN. train
through Ia Cincinnati without change, with
sleeper through To Cincinnati on night train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves Wheeling at
2oO y. III, Bellsire ~ 10 p. m, daily except sun
day.
MOundsville Accommodation leaves Wheeling
at ll:2i n III. and arrives az MOundsville AZ 1918
p. n, daily except sunday.
Fairmont Accommodation leaves AZ S:S5 p. IN.
Through coach from Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily on No. 3, leaving Wheeling st 9Sn q. IN, AZ
irving at Cincinnati at 6.O y. IN.
II. Il q. sleeping cars on all through trains,
Close connection made for I'll points South ard
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for c~oloulSlS and persons moving
TO the great west, and 10 whom particular siten
ton is given.
Tickets to all principal points on sale at depot,
Sleeping car accommodations can BE- secured st
Depot Ticket Office.
T. c. BURKE,
Ticket Agent Il. y q. Depot
JOHN BAlLlE.
Ticket Agent, uHder Mel urc HOUSE.
JOHN T. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent.
G. X. LORD, Gen. Pas. Agent.
DAVID LEE. General Superintendent
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DITTsBURG, CINCINNATI &sT. LOUIS n. X
l. Nan. Handle ROute)
Time table for Fast and West Correctsi 70 Jan.
20, 1857. Trains leave Pan. Handle station, foot
Of Eleventh street, near public landing, M follow
Central Standard Time:
Pitts. Fast Fat Pac.
STATIONS. EIp's E1p's EJp's E1p't
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Capital Prize, $50 600.
~ Notice .-TicketS are Ten Dollars only. Halye
8. PifthS, 81. Tpnt6S, 81.

Zig Prizes, amounting to ..................S535 600
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the Office Of the Company in New Or.
leans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money OrierSOr New York Exchange In ordinary
letter, Currency by express lat Our expense) al.
dressed ~. A. DAUPHIN,
q Orleans, La.
Or; N. a. DAUPHIN,
WRshinRtOn. ID. a.
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When Ingalls, first went to Kansas he
was supposed to be IN irreclaimable bach
elor. lie paid no attention to the girls OF
the frontier, and the pretty maidcns Of the
West east their eyes at him III vain. He
met, however, ut a reception one night,
the daughter of a New York merchant,
who had Just come to AtchisOn. Her
name was Miss Anna CheeSebOrOugh and
she was very fair to look upon. He talked
to her and found her conversation as bright
rs her eyes, and he rode hack to Sumner
full OtpOSsibilities which his soul had not
dreamed OF heretofore. Shortly after this
one of his friends was married and ingalls,
was asked to be his best man. To his de-
borough was one of the bridesmaids.
After this the counting went on rapidly
and his marriage was the result. The Mrs.
Ingalls, of to-day is the Miss Anna Cheese
borough of the past. She Is II OF the
brightest women Of Washington society rs
well n one of the best looking. She has
had Il large family, but the cares of matcrn-
ity do not weigh upon her and she enters
us fully into Senator Ingalls, political
career rs though she had no domestic mat
tiers to bother her.
Senator Ingalls, lives at AtchiSon, and
his home, though by no means grand, is a
most comfortable one. The most impor-
tamt part of this house Of Senator Ingalls,
is the library. 1t is situated on TIE ground
floor overlooking the Missouri. Its walls
are lined with books and IN open fireplace
bluzcS out behind Il brass fender through a
high mantel richly colOred by age and
smoke. Upon one bookcase there is a
I~ite-Size bust of GGethe, and on each side OF
the mantel u statuettc OF Shakespeare and
Byron. Here Ingalls, works regularly
throughout the summer. lie takes Il
stroll after breakfast, and then goes to
work with his private secretary and works
until dinner, which, after the custom OF
the country, is in the middle of the day.
Shortly after dinner he takes a horseback
ride, and he Is one of the finest riders in
the West. He likes a good horse, and al
ways has 4 fast single toOter in his stable.
! lie has a ranch of several hundred acres al
woodland near AtchisOn, and he rides to
this every day.
Ep,N-r- 4, r~ApnrNTED
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at So 52J; June So 17la8 724, closing at
So 90: cash shoulders Sc 00a6 %: short
clear IS 5Oa5 55. Whisky-At 81 Il.
Sugar-Cutloaf Glu6Sc; granulated &c;
standard 4 5Ia5Sc. Hutter-FIrm; cream
cry 24a3lc; dairy 23a26c per III. Eggs
l45al5c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Flour-
Dull, and in buyers favor. Wheat
Steady: ungraded in grain depot 92c; No. ,
red March S93a9Oc; do April ~s9sa9O4c; do
May 9O3a91c; do June 9la9l!c. Corn
Spot steady; futures quiet; No. : mixed
track 47Ic; No.2 mixed March 469ai12c;
do April 4~6Ia464c; do May ~47a473c; do
June 479a4Sc. 0atS-SpOt dull No. =
white 36ic; Mol white &c; futures quiet
but steady; No. > white March 365a36!c;
do April 36ia263c; do May 36fa@Ic; do
June 37a37!c. Provisions-FirIner and
in fair demand. Mess Pork ST GOALS OO.
Lard-Firm. B~utter-Firm; fancy goods
scarce; creamery extra 32a33c; !adic work
cd, fancy 25c; good to choice 2Oa?2. Eggs
Firm and in fair demand. Cheese-Dull
and weak.
ttnCinnat.
CINCINNATI, O., March cotton
Firm. Flour-Quiet. Wheat-Firm and
in good demand; No. = red S3c; receipts
205 bushels; shipments &, 500 bushels. Corn
Weaker; No. > mixed 3Sa39c. Oats
Easier; No. , mixed 3Oa303c. Rye-Firm;
No. = 59c. Pork-Nominal at ST. On.
Lard-Active and higher at s. III. Bulk
Meats-Actiyc and higher; short ribs - 90.
Bacon-Quiet and held higher; short ribs
So l2@a9 30. Whisky-Steady; sales Of
7S6 barrels finished goods on n basis of
81 Is. Butter-Firm. Sugar-Quiet.
Cheese Firm. Eggs-Easier at BE.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March l.-Wheat-West-
ern higher and dull; No. , winter red spot
S9iaS9Jc; March soc bid; May 90ia90!c;
June 90Ia9lc. COrn-WeStern steady and
fairly active; mixed spot and March 45fa
l5ic; April l6aI6sc; May 473c asked; June
41a4Sc. OatS-Steady with a fair demand;
western white 37a39c; do mixed 3la36c.
ProvisiOns-Steady mess pork, old,
So 30; new, SIS 50. Lard-Reined Sc.
Eggs-Quiet at ~l5ial6c. Collee-Steady
and quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair
13!al4ic.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., March 4.-Wheat-Firm
II COL. NJ. Snl.. lima ~.
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COmmtssionera

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot,
tericS which may be presented NJ our counters.
J.. II. OGiESBE. Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank
y. EtSAIN. Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank
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DENESYLVANlA COMPANY, OPERATING
j Cleveland and PittsburE K. X.
Condensed timetable OF passenger trains cor.
reCtcd TO JANUARY "a, l&7-Cenual Standard
Time.
EAST \ NORTH TO PIrrsRrR0 Am cLKvEIlsp.
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NNHEELING AND PrrTsBURG DIVISION.

NNHEELING AND PITTsBURG DlVIsIoN.
On and after January 30, 1857, passenger trains
will run as Acknowledging time:
DEPARTURE.
For PittSburg-50 a. m, daily; : - q. m. daily.
except sunday; Los p. m. daily, except sunday,
and $50 y. m, daily.
For wsshington-4b5 p. m, daily except rum.
day.
lRRIyAIs.
From Pitlsburg-925 a. m, daily: ll:SS .. m.
and 725 p. m, daily except sunday; 1925 p N.
daily.
From washington-7:Na M, daily except sun.
day.
G. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
J. V. PATTON, Super'dent, Pittsburgh.
J. LANE, Travelling Agent Wheeling.
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Senators Ingalls, ur~t days in Kansas
were stormy ones, and his adventures at
thiS time wouli more than liji the col
umnS OF your papyr. he WIS ~ earnest
Free Soller and Jumped immediately into
politics. lie WIS elected u member ot the
Wyaudottr convention, which made tn"
present constitution of Kansas, and short
~ after this election Il nan named String
.clIow, a p~ro-slavcry champion of thar day
tainted him about his youth and ohSvurlty.
Stringtcllow 5 record WAS not the most
Savoy. and Ingalls, brought down the
house 10y replying THAT youth and oh
security were far prcterahlet to agr arcompa-
MED by inlImy.'
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An old citizen of Kansas tells me, Is IN
instance ut the exciting times OF this per
iod Of Senator ingalls, life, that ingalls,
was sitting one day eating his dinner in 4
hotel at Atchison. \ drunken rullian
entered the room with Il revolver in his
hand. lie SAW Ingalls, and said: See
here young man they say you're a
blank good speaker. Now | want You
to get up and make me a speech
or I'll shoot --- ont of You. y
With this the man pointed his revolver at
ingalls,. Young Ingalls, replied that he did
moi intend To make 4 speech for any drunk
ard. The man continued TO swear and
lUurished his revolver which was cooked.
Heiumped up and down Us he did 50, in n
frenzy Of rage, and by accident his boot
hit hS pistol and it went OF AMI hit his
leg, filing his boot with blood. This
SObercd him somewhat and ne left the din
ing room. Ingalls, went up stairs, brought
down his pistol, laid il beside his plate,
and went on with his eating. A few mo-
mems later he heard shooting without ard
stepping to the door saw three men run.
ming and firing at each other. The man
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Ingalls, election to the United States
Senate is a matter of history. He sue
ceeded S. C.. PomerOy, and POmeroy wa
defeated by a legislator named York, who
accepted $1,000 for his vote, and who nj
the time the vote was being taken arose,
exposed Pomeroy, and handed the money
TO the Speaker of the Legislature. Alter
this exposure there was no legislator who
had the nerve to vote for PomerOy, though
many of them had his money in their
pockets. Ingalls, was the next leading
candidate aud he was elected. The legis-
lators. felt that in casting their votes for
him they would he free from suspicion.
and in this way, i'll a measure accidental,
he received his first election. He had re-
fused, ! understand, "a nomination for Con
greSS before this and had expected event
ually to 90 to the Senate, though he had
not strong hopes that the time was so near
at hand. lie served his State SO well that
he was reelected in ISIS, and two years
ago he was again elected. His record as a
United States Senator is too well known to
be repeated.
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

The cattle market this week was quiet
and prices remained about the SameaS those
of last week. The hog market was active
while prices avanced !c over those of last
week. Messrs. Hudson ~ Bayha furnish
the following quotations:
Cattle-1,0 900 TO LOO lbs stock 39aii
per h.; 800 to 900 lbs. 3ia3!c. per h.; 7OC
to 500 lbs. 3a3lc. per Id.
Hsgs-Market active 5a54c per ID.
Lambs-GoOd at 34a5c per 10.
Calves-3a53c per lb.
Sheep-3!to44C per III.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March 4.-Cattle-Rc
ccipts ), 100 head; shipments 5000 head.
market nothing dOing,a all through consign-
ments.
Hogs Receipts :, 200 head; shipments
1900 head; market firm; Philadclphias
So 8Ga6 90; Workers s. lOa5 30; common
and light s. l5a5 80; pigs 81 5Oa5 90.
Sheep-Receipts COO head; shipments
l, 200 head; market dull.
New York.
New YORK, March 4.-Beeves-Receipts
80 cars; prices firm; very poor to very
choice steers 81 05a5 80; extra do So 4Oa
) 50; bulls and dry lows s. G5a4 90.
Shecp-Receipts $3.50 head; market
slow; trade mt about steady prices fOr
sheep and u shade advance on lambs;
extremes s. 5Oa5 - per 100 lbs for sheep;
S. 5Oa6 IS for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts $40 head; market
nominally heavy for live hogs ut s. Goa
) So.
CHICAGO, March 4.-Cattle-Receipts
50, 900 head shipments 80, 600 head stock
ers aud feeders 81 50a4 90; cows, bulls and
mixed s. 00a3 80; bulk - G5a3 -; Tex
ans - 3Oa3 90.
Hogs--Reccipts 10000 head; shipments
10000 head; market strong and higher;
rough and mixed s. 15a5 20; packing and
shipping S. 5Oa5 -: light weights 81 S5a
5 40; skips So 5Oa3 10.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
20, 900 head; market steady; natives $3 90
al 80; Western So 75ai 70; Texans 81 50
al 90; lambs 81 5Oa5 30.
Cincinnati.
C~lNCINNATI. O., March Alloys
Firm; common and light 81 5Oa5 80;
packing and butchers S. 3jaI 50; receipts
loo head; shipments 200 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-05
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
ID pany. On and after January 80. 1857, psssen.
ger trains will run as follows-Wheeling time: